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pens 10 be at the same time grateful
TO Russia. The strength Of the Ger
man policy consists in wanting nothing
from Russia or any other country.
The press ought not to support toe
mistaken idea that Germany requires
Russian certificate Of good behavior.
To depart from the policy OF respect
for existing treaties solely because 1t
is not an anti-Russian policy would be
a caprice which could not be imputed
10 Germany"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
COTTON REPOkt.
Market quiet aud nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
aTsuuF sArz Of[e
RICHMOND TOBACCO nABKzr

SEPTEMBER ., lss1.
Offerings we're larger to-day, consisting OF
40 packages at auction, mostly snn-cured,
which sold up 10 1879, and down TO lc. per
round. Good black wrappers were. as usual
scarce; in fact there has been no time in years
when tie supply was equal TO the demand Of
this grade, and itlsto be hoped there will DO no
lack Of them In tho new crop. IL Is important
thar the supply may be depended upon for a
season at least, or else no largo manufacturer
can turn out uniform work. Tho feeling in
our market is better to-day, though only a fsw
bright wrappers were sold and no shipping
Tho Burley market Is strong, with light offer
iues here and M tie West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
DEATHS.

BIUST.--Died, at his fathers residence, No.
eig west Cary street, September 9TH. az half
past 10 o'clock A. n. HARRY RANKIN, the
infant ION OF james r. aud Ida Malone Blunt
aged four months.
Funeral services at Hollywood SATURDAY
MORNING at II O'Clock.
, MoSBY.-Died. at the residence OF her pa
rents. West Point. Va, at O'Clock A. H.. Sep
tember !, 1887, infant daughter OF Ida ). and
J. ". Mosby aged Line days.
SILVER Mr.. R.W. SILyER died, at his home
IN HenTico county, Of heArt-disease, on Mon
day night, septcmbarB, ls77
Mr. Silver moved 20 Virginia from Ohio Ia
1873 bought farm on tbs Charles City road,
aLolt three miles from kiehmond. lie was one
0i lfc very pest farmers IN iienrico county. a.
his farm aud crops viii show. tie wac saii'
able citizen. an honest man. and his death y Z
great less 70 cur farming community. Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10

The romance Of Robert Louis Steven
sons life is thus told by an acquaint-
ance "Mrs. Stevenson was born in
indianapolis. She is the daughter Of
Jacob Yandegrift, an old and prominent
citizen Of that city. When Stevenson
met her in Paris She had just secured
div orce from an uncongenial husband,
whose name was Osborne. From Paris
Stevenson followed her 10 California.
and there the couple were married, after
an ardent wooing. Mrs. Stevenson is
q woman of noble character and great
aid TO this popular writer in his literary
work"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
The cholera.

ny Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, September 9.-There were
seven new cases Of cholera and seven
deaths from that disease at Malta
during the past swenty-fonr hours.
RoaIE, September 9.-During the
past twcnty-four hours there We're
twenty-three new cases Of cholera and
nine deaths in Cataaia, AMI eleven new
cases and four deaths N Palermo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Failure.
lnr ,o,srranh % the plspateh.l

ITJ WV WI - -
LOUISVILLE, Ky, September o.
Lamp. Goldsmith & Co., extern
siye Wholesale liquor and tobacco
dealers, doing business at No.
5I7 west Main street, filed a
decd of assignment this morning 70 n.
Il. HeiusheiIn. Liabilities estimated
at SlO0, eco; nominal assets, $50. 900.
The creditors are principally local ana
members Of their own race aud reii-
gior who have been backing them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
BOubie Tragedy In ArkaDsas.

IDJ VVI'EI"pI % NV VI7VHIVH'I
LITTLE Rock, ARK, September o.
A double killing is reported from La
iayette county. Two Irishmen got into
a drunken quarrel at Lees store, on
Long Branch. when one OF them drew
knife and stabbed the other, inhict-
ing a wound which resulted in death
the next DAY. A citizen, named Woods,
undertook TO arrest the murderer and
hold him until an officer could be
found. The murderer attacked Woods,
but was instantly killed by Woods with
shotgun. Woods surrendered 10 o
deputy sheriff, and was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10

by Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dlspatch-l
PARIS, September 9.-Ihe Govern
ment-revenue returns continue 10 show
o deficit. The amount for August is
$500, 600 under the amount for August
last year. The total deficit so far this
year is SC, 500, 600.
The treaty of commerce between
France and Bolivia has been signed.
The Li6ertc says that, with the view
Of Withdrawing the French troops from
New Hebrides. the Government has or
dered the Governor OF New Caledonia
to report upon what security there Is
for the safety OF French coloniSts In
New .Hebridos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Murder Trial Begun.

Sioux CITY, L., September 9.-The
trial OF Fred. Mienchradt for the murder
OF the prohibition advocate, Rev. George
c. Haddock, began this morning. The
courtroom was crowded and crowds
remained standing around the court
house discussing over again the most
memorable tragedy in the history Of
the State. The quick selection OF a
iary was a surprise, only Al talemen
bo,nfv called
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
disaster on the Lakes.
nr telegraph 10 The p!spaten.l

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September g.
4 special to the EUcnin9 jjiscon'in
from Duluth says: The steamer Spo.
kane las arrived at Two Harbors, and
reports that she cast the big schooner
David BOWS of Toledo, adriit IN the
gale of Tuesday and Wednesday, aud
that the vessel has not been seen since.
It is feared she has foundered with all
hands-some fifteen souls. The Dow5
WIS the largest schooner on the lakes.
She was owned by David Darlington,
a Toledo, and was valued at $50, 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Gladstone nnestinned.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, September DIR. Kane,
grand master Of the Order of Orange
men, recently wrote to Mr.. Gladstone
asking him to state whether in his fu-
ture proposals for home rule tho repre-
sentatives of Ireland as an integral part
of the United Kingdom should be re-
tanned in the Imperial Parliament. To
this Mr.. Gladstone has replied that the
subject Of exclusion of Irish members
from the Imperial Parliament is not in
VOWED in the question OF home rule for
ireland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Sb,nu,ee.ea mariners saved.

by Apglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN, September 9.--The steamer
Umbria, which arrived Mt Queenstown
to-day, brings thirteen of the crew OF
the American schooner Lillian Baxter,
wrecked off Newfoundland. The men
had suffered great privaions for two
DAYS on board of their dismantled ves-
sci and one Of the crew was drowned.
= he wreck was fired before being aban-
dOned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10

!, is evident that those who indulge in
.nem utterly fail to appreciate the stu
alon. ~ is doubtless hard for wo-
man man 10 be criticised by the newspapers,
Du1 "hen one ventures to 60 contrary
70 recognized customs in social life or
morality she must expect such results
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
TnE Il. d o. TELEGRAPH LINES.
Their Reported Purchase nv Jay
Souid-Excitement ON Change.


Souid-Excitement ON Change.
IBy telegraph to the DispAtch.J
AEw York, September ct vas
reported on the Stock Exchange to-day
that jay Gould had bought the Bait.
more and Ohio telegraph lines, the
consideration given being $780, 900
IN Western Union stock. The an
nouncement was followed hy wild
scene IN the Western Union crowd,
fully two hundred brokers' gathering
around the spot allotted to il in the
exchange, and their purchases, which
were enormous, forced prices from II.
to 19i in less than q quarter of an hour.
Gould was on the street for "a good part
of the day and in conference with the
members of the Baltimore aud Ohio
syndicate for over an hour and half.
AT 3 o'clock sharp he left for Iryington.
President Green, OF the Western Union,
refused to speak in regard to the mat
ter. One of the representatives OF the
syndicate admitted, however, that the
report was only premature, but that the
sale was inevitable. What the terms
were he refused 10 state. The talk on
the street is that the stock Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Telegraph Company,
amounting to S3,S72, 633, and held by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
I0ny among its assets, will be ex-
changed for Western Union stock, and
that the arrangements made will prOba-
bly, he placed before the stockholders
Mt the annual meeting on the second
Wednesday of October. The books
close for the meotingabout September
2Cth.
The TrjjuHc says it has been ac-
knowledSed generally since the control
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
been condiucnally surrendered to the
banking syndicate that the telegraph
system would be worked in harmony
with the Western Union, even if it di1
not become an absolute part Of the
older company. The failure 70 make an
official announcement of the transfer
has caused some disappointment, but
has been excused on the ground that
the control Of the other opposition lines
Bth liOt bttH 6tthitAls anu luib NAOuld
was not wiling to buy one system with
ont avoiding the risk of larger demands
by the remaining companies. TIE i'm
patience Of Wall street is not easily re-
strained, and at the close OF business
at the Stock Exchange brokers were
convinced that the deal had been made.
). Piorepont Morgan, who was
chiefly instrumental in arranging the
syndicate agreement with the Balh-
more and Ohio road, said about the
mmors 81 have heard them, but
they are not correct. The syndicate
did not buy the telegraph lines, and,
consequently, could not very well sell
them. We have neither bought nor
sold them. There is actually nothing
new in the matter.
John 2. Terry, prominent Western
Union director. when asked about the
stories of the sale said: Nonsense
There is nothing in them
BALmNoRs. September Sd. II.
Totes, president of the Baltimore and
clio Telegraph Company, in an inter
Wow tonight positively denies the ru-
mcls TINT the Baltimore and Ohio to,e-
graph system had been sold to the
Wostern Union, and says further that
no negotiations are pending that are
likely so to result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10

No. red, cash. essas0,xc.; September. 6oxe !;
cc,eter. so,SasosSc. Corn &c. tower: cssn. ga
s5c. September. sska35 &C.: tcfobcr, 3sse
ssKc. Oats steady: cash, glhs9lAc. Ociobor.
efc. Whiskoy stesdy al si.nA Provisions
strong. Pork-Nsw. slje5. Lard. fAa5 Dry
rGif-meats-Ione clear. = 20: clear Fi,@. 90 NV
short clear. sae5. Bacon (0oxod) --sh0uticrs.
tfS: lerg clear, se.eafel5: short clear, tios
slO.i2k. Hams steady a, sizssis y.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, September 3. - CssG qroessicBs were
Flour In god founsnd. No. spring wheef. Ga
coke; No spring, &C.. NJ. Q red. Tic. No.
2 corr. lsr No. ! oats CSC. Mess porx.
SIS ssasI5a LARD. sGEsk. short-no sides
dcose). iSe5 Dry-saIted shoulders tboxedl,
s:25. shoIt-ciear sides boxed. t9.Nas9.sS.
Leading futures ranged a. tOliOwss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Tie Conference ut Oak View,

WASHINGTON, September 9. - The
President was asked to-day il he had
anything to say regarding the much
talked-of conference ut Oak View, and
replied that the statement given the
Associated Press by Representative
Scott was by authority, and that he had
nothing to add, as it covered the
ground completely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Republican Primaries ia New York.
NV tale0ranh IN the DispatchI

NEW YORK, September 9.-Republi-
can primaries for delegates to the State
convention occurred throughout the
city tonight. There seems to have
been no disorder nor serious contests.
Among the well-known persons selected
are Ex-Governor Cornell, ex-Minister
to France Levi p Morton, John j.
GRrien, Justice Patterson, and Bernard
Eiolpr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
rhe Arrostor O,nrten ordered.
tBy Aurlo-AmericAu cable to the Dispatch

10y NWIlO-l II0I IN VHI7I5 % Ilo I7I7I7'I'VI'l
DUBLIN, September 9.-Mitchels-
town, where the case Of the Govern
ment against William O'Brien under
the coercion act, was to have been
heard to-day was crowded all day with
civilians, police, and soldiers. OBrien
didn't appear in court to answer the
summons. The service Of the summons
was proved and the Judge granted a
warrant for O'Brien's arrest. An open
air indignation meeting was subse-
quently held. Henry Labouchere and
Others made speeches denouncing the
Government FOR its course in regard to
Ireland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
GermaDy,s Policy Toward Bulgaria.

my Aneio-American cable to tne Dispao'h.l
BERLIN, September 9.-The NORTH
German Gazette, in q further semi
official declaration OF the policy OF
Germany toward Bulgaria, repudiatess
the idea that that policy is prompted
by the need OF obtaining concessions
from Russia. ''Ihe Russian policy,
the Gazette continues, Sin no part OF
the world is antagonistic TO the policy
OF Germany. II inspires Us with neither
fears nor hopes. We look not for bar
gains or concessions bought at the
sacrifice OF our interests and dignity.
The German policy does not cease 70
be exclusively German because i hap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
lRy telegraph o tho pIspstch.l

ITy V7IEkT"F' 70 w IT =,
BALTIMORE, September 9.--At tho
Stock Board to. day Baltimore and OHIO
railroad shares sold at l25, and that
vas the bid at the close. This Is an
ADVANCE Of p since the close OF the
frsi board yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
nAH.NE ,NrwLLlsENeE.
PORT or RICHMOND. skrrEssER ., isr

PORT or RICHMOND sKrrENsER .. 1857.
ARRIVED.
Bark Rah -. Lilo Grsnae do Sui, In ballast,
TO load fVur.
schooner /. n. Kirs. Lowery, Phiiadsiphis,
coal. : II. hawes.
schooner l. 5. Leyering. Smith, Philadel-
phia, coal, :. Ii. Halves
sArLyn.
steamship wyanose. Jenny, New York,
merchandise and passengers. G. ". Allan
Steamer Ashispd. o'Sell. Philadelphia, msr-
elandizs and Messengers. J. w. Aocsrrick.
agent.
steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Serfois, ualtea states
mail mercbzndi-e and passengers Z J. rA-
tDm-fssent
schooner standard, -, Lynn, coal, chesa-
peake and Chic railway.
Schooner trarklin. Terry. Jersey City, rail-
rcac- tIes, 7. Z. Lcase. Jf.. Co. vessel, Cur
schooner \. c. Knight, Jr., Hunsiey, loser
james, &c load pine wood for New York
Pokr or NEwpoKT NEWS. srrr. .. len.
Hy ss.cessph.s
ARRIyEn.
Steamship Seneca. Waiker. New York. ara
sailed fof Wet Point. n Z.
Sssam, hip isreres, F,osi, New orlsanA
steamship ihnrix. smiles. >ev ioxh.
sitsnshsr eatafnins ssnalAs. Nor{pff.
sAtLRm
ssh<ppsr jean ". han, shoR>,er, Men,
t<vr, cean- e Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
MARxxrs sY TELEGRAPH
NEW YoaK.


NEy YORK, September Cotton firm saies.
COZ bales upiands. i01sc.; Orleans. i0&c.; net
receipts. i9,5s2 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
aeca tales; stock, 1859 bales; weekly net
receipts, none gross receipts. lf,12j bales; ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, a,ssd bales; 70 France.
SO tales; the Continent, 0l9 bGios saies--all
10 spinners, Sees bales; stock, ~ .0i3 btles.
Southern nour firm; common 70 fair extra,
s24Oaff good 20 choice do, t4.l0asi-00 Wheat
very dub; closing heavy; No. red, septen-
yaneed hahc.. closiug Arm a, the highest; No.
2. September, 5o1sa5lAc: October. s0sa5lc.
oats fairly active and hakc. higher; mixed
western. 3ih3lc. No. ,, September. Bar. sc.
October, Ssaa2kc. H.ps unchanged. couee-
fetr hio quiet at $50; options opened aaiO
points lower; closed steady With the decline
recovered; No. Rio. September. sil.essis;
October, sis.iOati8sD; November, tla aoaflbi ~
sugar strong and fairly active: fatr rcnning.
$s.c.; refined hrm aud In good demand y,
bAe5'<c,; A. &c.; on A, 5skaoc.; graauisted,
6kc. Noissses quiet. hiee steady. Cotton
seed oil. Sic. fer crude: fOa3l&c. for reuned,
kosin quiet ana firm AZ 81. 0oasl. ia. Iuften-
tine frm Al sl.2s. Hides steady. Wool quiet
ard unchanged. Pork qules and nfni. beef
dulL hlidies duil ard nomlpaL Lard opened
SeA peints lover; lator rallied 4a5 poinA aud
closed ffm: western steam. 81, september,
s6ssi October. 2dsdasesu freishss stead.
ST. LOUIS
81. Louts, september ~ Flour frsa aud IN
coed demand. WhsAt opened firm and ~
better. tDt declined ca he toport OF the tn-
crease q me supply snd closed At. lover
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hnieian in View 0rlenn.

NV ORLEANS, September 9.-Colo-
mel Thomas 0. Sully, aged seventy, for
many years chief inspector OF the Cot.
ton Exchange, committed suicide to-
day by drowning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
.NIIMIN(iTneI

WILMINGTON. N. g.. September 3. --Tnrpon.inc
lim AZ 20ilc. Resin ilrm: strained. roe.
good, tic Tar firm az ti.i0 CrIce turpen-
tine firm; hard. N.l0: yellow-dip and virgin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fHouorfed fnr ma Dianafchl

SEPTEMBER g. Market nominal. Business Is
improving az the factories. hut they have plenty
Of stock on hand end are lot buying. Prime.
saflfc fancy. fhc.. comm, q. ~ ASK e. shelled.
~ axe. factory hand-piskod J0Gc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
Yriched ,rlo American Author tics.
lBy telegraph to the DIspatchl

my tcloEidph I" VIC bHpaV'h'l
OTTAWA, OFT, September 8.-The
Department of Customs has been APP
priscd Of e trick played on the Amer
can authorities by the captain of the
Alfred Adams. The British Columbia
sealing schooner Adams was seized in
Tchnne Sea last month by the United
States revenue-cutter Rush, and the
soalskins and fshinG-tackle taken
away. A prize crow was put on board
ana the captain was ordered tonayigate
the schooner to Silka. Tho captain
seemingly obeyod for time, but after
having parted company with the Rush
coolly headed the Adams for Victoria,
T.. C., where she arrived a few days
aso. The prize crew could DO nothing
TO compel tine captain to proceed to
Sitka, ns it is understood to have con-
sisted of only two men, and the crew
Of the Adams not having been removed
was too strong for them.
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sRsISAEp CCrToH ExcHAHsx



WnRAr.-Whlte. :; bushels. longberry. 3i7l
bushels. Mixed, i,396 bushels Shoctberry. ,l.j
bushels. TOTAL, 1905 bushels.
CORS.-i. 400 bushels.
OATs.-31l2 bushels.
RYE as bushels
MEAL.-lOO bushels.
SALES RRPORTED TO sEcRgrARY.
WHEAT.-White. 90 bushels very good az Sc.
~ bushels common at zoe. lOugberfy. i,.f)
bushels prime on private terms; 1890 bushels
very goOd at Sc. 20 bushels common at 7Sc.
liz bushels common at 65c. Mixed. 600 bushels
prime at s3c. /: 600 bushels very good at s2c.
COO bushels common az 73c. 3si bushels COM
mon on private terms shOrtberry, 10 bushels
very good at roc. 20 bushels good at 7sc. 800
bushels fair &C 56c.; 2l6 bushels fair at i5c.
3s2 bushels common at 49,. 100 bushels COM
mon at zoe 81 bushels common AZ 6bc.; 40
bushels common at To. Total sales OF wheat,
1855 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat, s,995 bushels
same day last year. 1904 bushels. Salos TOD ~
of wheat 1908 bushels; same day las, year.
5,Os4 bushels. Offerings so far this year, @23l
bushels; same time last year, 1894 bushels.
Extreme range Of prices today, Cj 10 S3c.
same day last year, o. 30 SOc.
COEN.-Whie, go bushels prime Virginia al
re. Mixed, 200 bushels very good tirginlat At
OATs-winter. Liz bushels very good at
Sc.
RYE.-t6 bushels very good az &c.
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LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September g-Grain and pro
vislons quiet and unchanged.
new YORK COTTON FUTURES.

sHw YORf. september 9 --C0ttOn--Gross
receipts, 1905 bales. Futures closed very
steaGy; saes, $500 bales September, 81 f5a
S9l6; October. 3d. 2saia.gD: November and Do
cember a. 22as923; January a. 2saf920; Fob
ruary. S965ai9. March. 81. i2ai9l3: April.
s9.49at9IO; May, t9j7ai95s: june. sj.5Ias9.65;
July 81. eOaigII,
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sALEs REroRrEp TO sgcRgrARY.
FLOuR

We quote: Fine. f250as2.75; sspernre. sg.75a
5125; extra f25085l75; family. SAsS4 - pStcD'
lRn.ly. county. k,.7tafa2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
FINANCIAL.
Kew YORK, BALTIMORE, AND RrcH
NoED STOCK EXCHANGES.
orsin, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco fur'
psntine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rBy tolegraph to tho DIspatch.l

INV YORK, September 0--The stock marSel
to-day vas Gull and tagging. with no speci",
feature a. interest until the last hour, ~nrn VIII. =
sudden and complete change came over speVu-
laiiop. and decided activity aud strength TOOK
The pisce OF lie dulness aud heavinesS NesD
crn linton was a leader throughout the DAY,
and the inducement which kept IL to tne ron
Is shown by the premature annonncetneu,,
p sde All or business hours to-day that Mr.O0nid
has Uur, based the Baltimore aud OHIO tese,
crsrh system. The general list was inbueucea
by the indispositior 10 Turchnee showp " ope-
raloia. Enough tho latcly-puhllshed buiisn az
terances OF Mr.. Gould INSIDE the stocks which
tear his mime exceptions to the drop
ing tendency Of the general bst. Inc
utiereuces referred TO made the bears rataer
cautious. ard no marked pressure was orousui
90 tear upon any one stock eAcePe $3.50, 100.
wanna. which was prominently weak during
no forenoon, and Chicago. burlington and
Quincy aud Hock Island Ia the afternoon.
The nrst.nened stock, however. fully recoY-
cred It's csses In the late rally, while the latter
two were sluggish throughout Nheeung anu
Lake fiic was strong all day. probably upon
the fact that a number OF prominent hnanciers
left this city 20 inspect the road which mas oeen
spokeD q for many months past as the nucleus
OF a new trunk line system. The opening was
Gull except for Western Union and New bng'
land, though the FIRST prices were generally
from I, TO y per cent above yesterdays maj
figures. Further small fractional cams were
made In some stocks, but the market quicSly
htkaI 20 NANNp ohu toPS.N INV NNN', -
ness. The losses OF small fractions were not
recovered until the last hour and the after
room dulness was intensified, while the move
ment In prices ceased altogether. After de-
livery hour the change was very marked, aud
On heavy business the market rapidly al
yanced under tho lead OF the Western Union,
everything showing improvement. The close
was active and strong at the best prices reach
ed. Total sales. $4,000 shares
NEW YORK. -Ayor.-Stocks dull.
Money quiet AZ ia5 per cent. kxchaugs-Long,
ESQ. short. 4Sf Governments dun.
Erepfng.--Kxchange quiet and steady. Money
active at 5Las: closing offered NJ o. SUB
Treasury balanccs--Gold, flB,7l5OO; currel-
cy. Sl3,gOi,OCO. Governments dull; per cents.
'95t t5o per cents. los. state bonds dun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-10
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FRIDAY. September 9. 1887
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Closing quotations at the STOCK Board:
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